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Ideas of Humour since the Meiji Era,n settled. Similar problems had been resolved in other European cultures as well. Thinkers in Europe had now moved on from moral problems to a more detached, scientific, analytical view of humour, and so they did in Japan, but the nagging worry about whether Japan’s humour was really good enough or plentiful enough continued to appear.

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